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Wormholes, because bullshit explanation and String theory.

>> No.2529178

inb4 movie was worse than book

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>> No.2529183

Seriously though I facepalmed all the way through the movie.

It was a good movie but the science was just so facepalm worthy. I can even describe it.

>> No.2529190

Are you still a furry, colonel?

>> No.2529192

what movie?

>> No.2529194

>>2529192
Problem Child 2

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>>2529190

>;3~~

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>> No.2529327

One basic principal of our universe is that nothing is perfect, ever. IF you think of time as a dimension, then if you were to look very closely, time itself wouldn't be perfect. Think of a marble. It appears to be completely smooth and spherical from afar, but if you were to put it under a high powered microscope, you would see bumps, craters, etc. Same idea for time, except the imperfections are holes, connecting to time in different places.